Incubi Shrines/Dojos.

So, I was wandering, how many Incubi would make up an average sized shrine?
I know that they are very elite and it is a long an grueling process to become one, but would it be somewhere in the early or late hundreds?

Thank you.

We don't really have any canon info on this, I'm afraid, but I would believe the sizes would vary, from several tens of Incubi to perhaps up to two hundred for a large, ancient shrine. Of course, that would only be the inducted Incubi members, but there are plenty of apprentices to count in.

Until Path of the Incubus shines some light on this aspect of the Dark Kin, we are up to our own individual fantasy here.

I was thinking maybe two hundred at most, but with thousands of aspirants who fight each other and train, hoping to get noticed.

Closest comparable I can think of would be an aspect warrior shrine, which would seem to suggest a couple of dozen at most. That being said, the codex describes the shrines as being 'thronged with patrons and aspirants', which to my mind suggests a few more than you might expect from an aspect shrine. I would still have thought you'd be looking at less than a hundred though.

like they have all said, I think it would mostly depend on the size of the shrine. Some backwater shrine would probably only have several squads of incubi, but say... Vect's shrine that he patrons and deals with would have hundreds of full fledged Incubi

Okay, thanks everyone.
This has been useful.

The shrine I developed for my army has 30 +1 counting the leader that i use the master of blades rules for.